333 Grand to Continue Liberty Harbor Expansion

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Liberty Harbor continues its expansion with 333 Grand Street. Located next to the already constructed 50 Regent, the new structure will fill in the...

Another KABR Group Rental Project in McGinley Square

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KABR Group acquired the dilapidated buildings at 725 Bergen Ave and plans to develop the site into a 5-story, 18 unit rental building with...

44-48 Newkirk St in Pre-Construction Phase

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*Information on a lot of these projects is difficult to find. We’re reaching out to the owners and architects to get updates. 44-48 Newkirk Street is...

Approved 91 Unit Project at 156-160 Academy St

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What we know about 156-160 Academy St: Status: Approved Owner: Tovast Baldwin, LLC Stories: 8 Units: 91 Retail: 1,128 square feet Office: 0 Parking: 30 Date Approved: 2/09/2016 *Information on a lot of...
Jersey City Development Adds Units Manhattan

Study Finds Jersey City Will Add as Many Apartments as Manhattan in 2019

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A building boom in Jersey City will see over 2,000 units hit the market this year, making it one of the fastest-growing places in the New York metro region.

One Bates Street

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One Bates Street is an approved development in Downtown Jersey City. The two phase project consists of one 5 story and one 7 story...
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M2 Marbella 2 at 401 Washington Blvd

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M2 is a 38 story high-rise rental tower currently under construction in Downtown Jersey City. It is the second tower of the existing...
50 Regent St Jersey City

Liberty Harbor’s Brand New 50 Regent St

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50 Regent St, aka 325 Grand Street, is a brand new luxury rental building in the Liberty Harbor community in Jersey City. It has 194...
33 Park Rendering

33 Park Brings High Rises to Liberty Harbor

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As Jersey City development continues at a break neck speed the towers are moving inward. Enter 33 Park, Liberty Harbor’s first major tower project....
Journal Squared Journal Square Jersey City

Despite Stalled Projects, a Construction Boom is Hitting Journal Square

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While a few notable developments have been delayed, several buildings that rival the scale of Downtown have started rising in Jersey City’s historic center.

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